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by slashdave 4mo ago
Except these models are not run prompt-to-prompt. The infra has to hold the entire context.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
> Higher scores mean better students, more funds, higher home prices, bonuses, and a litany of secondary effects. Sounds like an IQ test
123.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Yes. It is why perfect pitch is not the solution to playing in a group.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Proper harmony requires playing out of pitch.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Of course you don't like it. Which is why it is being spread around, even though it has nothing to do with Fable.
126.
by slashdave 4mo ago
So... do you know why they were labeled that way?
127.
by slashdave 4mo ago
ISPs are legally protected. AI companies are not.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
It's pretty obvious this has nothing to do with Fable
129.
by slashdave 4mo ago
It is possible to rationalize all sorts of irrational ideas. It's a trap many fall into.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Well, if it is running off of Anthropic's infra, then Claude?
131.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Windows is the de facto standard in most companies. That said, I bet you will be really hard pressed to find a single Windows machine at Anthropic.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Might be a play for talent. Recruiting in this space is hard... and expensive
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by slashdave 4mo ago
> It clearly politically motivated, and clearly arbitrary Arbitrary, yes. Politically motivated? I think you are giving the administration way too much credit. I think what this is are simply incompetent people with too much influence. I
134.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Well, I suppose it is understandable why you want to attack the most obvious problem with such a scheme: obtaining sufficient compute. That does mean you are actually neglecting the more difficult issues.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Not accountants. Lawyers. And lots of them. Claims merely need to be factual, and can be conditioned on any number of factors as long as these factors are explicitly listed. Then a big "risks" section is added basically excusing a
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by slashdave 4mo ago
Doesn't this just sound like a glorified file system?
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by slashdave 4mo ago
LLMs just wait for a prompt, so they do nothing and are just frozen in place. I'll find time to listen to your link, it sounds interesting. My objection is the strange idea that humans are automatons that are keyed off input like a clo
138.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Imagine yourself in an isolation chamber. What are you thinking? Are you no longer conscious?
139.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Indeed. Hypothetically (and in reality, this is not too far off), if a AI is trained via RL by driving a robotic body, is there a point in time after enough is learned that the AI model becomes "conscious"?
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by slashdave 4mo ago
> of the form of original data streaming in and out. Except this is not consciousness.
141.
by slashdave 4mo ago
Define "cheap". If you mean cheaper than training, sure
142.
by slashdave 4mo ago
This is not an AI problem. Or rather, AI just made it worse. Focus can be hard. The thing is, AI can help you focus, by making code maintenance easier too.
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by slashdave 4mo ago
> nobody has any idea what to do with AI on an individual level? I appreciate the frustration, but some of us are actually successfully using these tools.
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by slashdave 5mo ago
> get out of sync with the real-world implementation You are missing the point. When the API moves, the agent has to adapt. Are you rewriting its skills? MCP provides the instructions. When the API moves, MCP adapts. You need to do nothi
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by slashdave 5mo ago
Or pushing the wrong ones
146.
by slashdave 5mo ago
You're projecting
147.
by slashdave 5mo ago
Adapt to what? If they are the "same", there is no reason to move. Actually, there are reasons not to, if you care about OpenAI's behavior.
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by slashdave 5mo ago
> you seem like the inexperienced one to me There is irony here
149.
by slashdave 5mo ago
You know you can host a database like Postgres on the same machine, right?
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by slashdave 5mo ago
I mean... if you count flat files as "databases", there are a heck of a lot more

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